Determine AS° for 2 Os(g) → 3 O2(g).SubstanceS' (J/mol·K)Оз (9)239O2 (g)205

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Determine AS° for 2 Os(g)→3 O:(g). Substance S (J/mol·K) O3 (g) 239 O2 (g) 205

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Determine AS° for 2 Os(g) → 3 O2(g).
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S' (J/mol·K)
Оз (9)
239
O2 (g)
205

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